Renowned KOL "CBB" Deposits Another 2 Million UST into HyperLiquid, Recently Shorted US Stocks Resulting in a Loss of Nearly $15 Million

On May 11th, the SlowMist team issued a warning after uncovering a high-risk phishing campaign targeting TRON wallet users. The attackers built a fake Chrome extension mimicking the official TronLink wallet. They used Unicode bidirectional control characters and lookalike Cyrillic letters to spoof the extension’s name, tricking users into trusting it. Listed in the Chrome Web Store, the malicious extension has a name nearly identical to the real TronLink. It capitalizes on the genuine version’s high download numbers and positive reviews to lower regular users’ guard. The extension itself has minimal code—it only loads a full phishing page from a remote server. This “separate shell and core” attack chain makes it hard to spot malicious activity via standard static code analysis. The remotely loaded phishing page looks almost exactly like the real TronLink web wallet. It’s designed to trick users into entering their mnemonic phrases, private keys, Keystore files, and wallet pass

On May 11, per HyperInsight monitoring, South Korea’s leading heavyweight SK Hynix has recently gained notable momentum—driven by surging AI storage demand and a broad uptick in the country’s stock market. Trading activity for Hyperliquid’s SKHYNIX/USDC pair (a synthetic asset linked to SK Hynix) has intensified, with 24-hour volume topping $12.8 million and corresponding open interest hitting $32.3 million.

As of March 31, 2026, CoinGecko data shows the total market capitalization of Real World Assets (RWA) has surged 256.7% from $54.2 billion at the start of 2025 to $193.2 billion, per a May 11 update. While tokenized RWA’s market cap is just 6.4% of the stablecoin market cap, that figure has jumped sharply from 2.7% at the start of 2025—meaning RWA growth outpaced stablecoins over the past year. Tokenized U.S. Treasuries remain the top asset class, adding $90 billion (+225.5%) over the period and driving more than half of the sector’s market cap growth. Momentum picked up slightly after the asset class crossed the $100 billion threshold for the first time on February 11, 2026. Meanwhile, as tokenization of other asset classes speeds up and gains traction, tokenized U.S. Treasuries’ market share has dipped slightly from 73.7% to 67.2%. As of Q1 2026 end, tokenized commodities make up 28.7% of the sector’s market cap, with tokenized stocks and ETFs at 2.5% and 1.5%, respectively.

On May 11, Doo Wan BlockBeats released its April Exchange Platform Rankings, with key data showing a broad cool-down across trading activity and user engagement: ### Centralized Exchanges (CEXs) - Spot trading volume: Fell 9.96% in April 2026 from March 2026. - Perpetual contract volume: Dropped 13.61% in April 2026 vs. February 2026. - User activity: Website traffic declined 14.61% (April vs. March); app downloads (via website) fell 1.85% (April vs. March). ### On-Chain Derivatives (Perp DEXs) - Perpetual contract volume: Plunged 21.10% in April 2026 from March 2026. - Website traffic: Down 5.7% (April vs. March). For full details, check the report: *April Exchange Platform Rankings: Spot and Contract Trading Volumes Both Decline, with Drops Exceeding 13%* [link: https://www.theblockbeats.info/news/62334]

**CoinShares: Digital Asset Investment Products See 6th Straight Week of Inflows ($857.9M) | Bitcoin Tops $80k, AuM Hits $160B** Digital asset investment products posted a net inflow of $857.9 million last week (May 11), marking their sixth consecutive week of positive flows, per CoinShares data. Bitcoin surged above $80,000 midweek, driven by bullish developments including the CLARITY Act’s stablecoin yield compromise. Total assets under management (AuM) for these products reached $160 billion. Bitcoin led inflows with $706.1 million. Altcoin participation jumped notably: Ethereum took in $77.1 million, Solana $47.6 million, and XRP $39.6 million respectively. ### Notes on American English adjustments: 1. **Conciseness**: Used `straight week` (common in U.S. news) instead of "consecutive week"; `$80k`/`$706.1M` (casual numeric shorthand) instead of full "thousand"/"million". 2. **Tone**: Swapped "boosted by" for "driven by" (more active U.S. financial jargon); "took in"

As of May 11th, Bitget data shows WTI and Brent crude oil prices dropped $0.70 in a short window, now trading at $97.73/bbl and $101.84/bbl respectively.